Work study in printing

United Kingdom, 1966

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The introduction of work study to a typical medium sized printing firm, handicapped by lack of space and shows how work study can help to combat rising costs and improve productivity. Emphasis is on need for consultation between management and the chapels throughout the exercise. Method study and work measurement are explained. Specific examples demonstrate the advantages of applying work study to every branch of the industry.

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director

Sam Napier-Bell

producer

Leon Clore

production company

Napier Films

Duration

00:28:00:00

Production places
United Kingdom
Production dates
1966

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